WO2002063163A1 - Method for controlling the drive train of a motor vehicle - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for controlling the drive train of a motor vehicle according to the preamble of patent claim 1.
- starter unit for example in the form of an electric motor, for automatically starting the internal combustion engine.
- starter unit is to be understood here and in the following in general and includes in particular crankshaft starter generators - also referred to below as integrated starter generators (ISG).
- ISG integrated starter generators
- Such an integrated starter generator can then also be used as an additional drive unit for the motor vehicle (hybrid vehicle).
- a starter unit operated with compressed air for the internal combustion engine is also conceivable as a starter unit.
- a drive train control for a motor vehicle with at least two drive units and a transmission is known, in which a desired operating state of the drive train is determined depending on a torque setpoint and the state of charge of the vehicle battery e. If neither the accelerator pedal nor the brake pedal of the motor vehicle are actuated, a clutch that connects the internal combustion engine to the transmission is or remains open and the internal combustion engine continues to run in idle mode. The internal combustion engine can additionally be switched off from this so-called “sailing operation”. No statement is made about the chronological sequence of the opening of the clutch and the switching off of the internal combustion engine.
- a method for operating a motor vehicle is known from the publication DE 42 13 589 A1, in which the internal combustion engine is switched off if no internal torque is requested from the internal combustion engine during a defined waiting time after the drive train has opened.
- the waiting time depends on various sensor and switch signals.
- the invention is therefore based on the object of providing a method for controlling the drive train of a motor vehicle with an internal combustion engine as the drive unit, a starter unit for starting the internal combustion engine and a transmission, by means of which the operation of the motor vehicle by intelligent switching off of the internal combustion engine in sailing mode with regard to fuel consumption, Pollutant emissions, noise emissions, driveability, driving performance and safety are improved.
- both internal and external braking torque in particular for brake assistance functions, can be requested from the internal combustion engine.
- the internal combustion engine can also request a torque to operate auxiliary units, for example an air conditioning system.
- auxiliary units for example an air conditioning system.
- the drive train is opened, depending on the vehicle configuration, for example by opening a dry clutch or a converter lockup clutch. By opening the drive train, the combustion Motor separated from the wheels of the motor vehicle and thus the wheel speed decoupled from the engine speed.
- the internal combustion engine is switched off after the waiting time has expired.
- the waiting time between opening the clutch and switching off the internal combustion engine is determined depending on the current operating situation of the motor vehicle.
- the current operating situation of the motor vehicle - for example with regard to the environment, traffic, topology, driver type and load, but in particular also with regard to the state of charge of the vehicle battery - is determined by a situation detection circuit.
- input signals are processed, which are supplied by various sensors, by other control devices or by external information sources.
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic illustration of a drive train of a motor vehicle with two drive units
- FIG. 2 shows a block diagram of a control component for determining the waiting time until the internal combustion engine is switched off in sailing mode
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic course of an output variable waiting time of a fuzzy system.
- the arrangement shown in FIG. 1 shows the drive train of a motor vehicle which is driven by an internal combustion engine 1, the internal combustion engine 1 being of conventional construction and therefore being shown only schematically.
- the internal combustion engine 1 is controlled by an electronic engine control (EMS) 2, which can also take over the function of an electronic throttle valve control (ETC).
- EMS electronic engine control
- ETC electronic throttle valve control
- the internal combustion engine 1 is connected via a shaft to an electric motor in the form of an integrated starter generator (ISG) 3, by means of which an energy store 4 can be charged while the internal combustion engine 1 is running.
- ISG integrated starter generator
- the energy store 4 is advantageously designed as an electric battery, but can also be designed as a fuel cell or as a high-performance capacitor in the form of ultra-caps.
- the integrated starter generator 3 can be used to start the internal combustion engine 1.
- the integrated starter generator 3 is preferably designed as an asynchronous machine, but can also be designed as a synchronous machine or a DC motor.
- the integrated starter generator 3 is controlled by an ISG control unit (ISGS) 5.
- ISGS ISG control unit
- a clutch (not shown) can advantageously be arranged between the internal combustion engine 1 and the integrated starter generator 3, which enables the internal combustion engine 1 to be separated from the drive train. This enables the rotational speed of the integrated starter generator 3 to be decoupled from the internal combustion engine 1, as a result of which the braking effect of the internal combustion engine 1 that only generates energy loss is switched off and the electrically usable braking effect of the starter generator is improved.
- a clutch 6 is arranged in the drive train, through which the internal combustion engine 1 and the integrated starter generator 3 can be connected to or separated from a transmission 7.
- the clutch 6 can, depending on the vehicle configuration, for example as a dry clutch. tion or converter lockup clutch.
- the clutch 6 and the transmission 7 are controlled by an electronic transmission control (EGS) 8, the electronic transmission control 8 being able to set different transmission ratios u of the transmission 7.
- EGS electronic transmission control
- the switch between the different gear ratios is done automatically by the electronic transmission control 8 by a corresponding control of the clutch 6 and the actuators of the transmission 7, for. B. for the alley and gear positions when executing the transmission 7 as an automated manual transmission.
- a transmission with a continuously adjustable transmission ratio can also be used. It is also immaterial whether the transmission 7 as a conventional automatic transmission with a planetary gear set, as an automated one
- the drive train is connected to the wheels 9 of the motor vehicle via a differential (not shown). For reasons of clarity, only one wheel 9 is shown as an example in the figure.
- a speed sensor 10 is arranged in the drive train, which continuously measures the current speed N of the transmission output shaft or a comparable signal, such as wheel speed or vehicle speed, and transmits it via line 11 to a cross-system drive train management (IPM) 12.
- Powertrain management 12 receives signals as further input signals, among other things, via lines 13 and 14, which characterize the driver's request with regard to a drive torque or a braking torque. These signals can be obtained, for example, by evaluating the positions of the accelerator pedal 15 or the brake pedal 16.
- a signal is sent to the drive train management 12 via a line 17, which characterizes the state of charge of the energy store 4.
- the powertrain management system 12 is symbolically combined into a block. summarized sensors 18 and possibly also data from the decentralized control devices 2, 5 and 8 or from external signal sources, for. B. via GPS, or also data from navigation systems that enable a determination of the current operating situation.
- the drive train management 12 carries out a coordinated calculation of the central operating parameters of the drive train. So in the powertrain management 12 z. B. Gear ratios and target torques for the drive units, but also drive type and operating points. This information is fed to the decentralized controls or control devices 2, 5 and 8 in the form of control signals. Depending on these control signals, the controls or control devices 2, 5 and 8 generate control signals for the individual units or components of the drive train.
- the drive train management is shown in the figure as an independent control unit, but can also be integrated into one or more of the decentralized controls or control devices 2, 5 or 8.
- the decentralized control devices 2, 5 and 8 are also shown as independent control units. However, these units can also be combined in any way in one or more multifunctional control units.
- Both a drive torque and a braking torque, in particular for brake assistance functions, can be requested from the internal combustion engine 1.
- the internal combustion engine can also request a torque for operating auxiliary units, in particular for comfort and safety, for example an air conditioning system.
- situations also arise in the operation of a motor vehicle in which neither a driving or braking torque nor a torque for an auxiliary unit is requested by the internal combustion engine while the internal combustion engine is running. The detection of such situations is not the subject of the invention and in crucially depending on the configuration of the drive train and the associated control units of the motor vehicle. As an example, here are just a few situations that can lead to the drive train opening:
- a braking torque required by the driver by actuating the brake pedal is often only achieved by the service brake.
- a braking torque is requested from the internal combustion engine when a brake assistance function, in particular a brake downshift, is activated.
- a brake assistance function in particular a brake downshift
- a torque request for example for an auxiliary unit, can also be realized by the electric motor.
- the electric motor is also designed as a drive unit (hybrid drive), a drive torque requested by actuating the accelerator pedal can also be made available by the electric motor.
- hybrid drive hybrid drive
- Control components are provided that determine the operating strategy of the vehicle.
- the torque requirements are also distributed to the existing torque sources within the vehicle.
- Stopping function This evaluates the speed gradient at speeds close to idling speed and opens the clutch depending on it. If the speed gradient lies above a predetermined threshold value, a so-called “stall function” active, which causes the clutch to open as quickly as possible.
- the drive train management 12 has a
- Situation detection circuit (short: situation detection) 20 and a fuzzy logic 21 Situation detection circuit (short: situation detection) 20 and a fuzzy logic 21.
- situation detection 20 several input signals are processed, which are supplied by different sensors, by other control devices or by external information sources.
- the input signals are converted into characteristic parameters that can be processed by the fuzzy logic 21.
- the input signals for situation detection 20 can contain the following information, for example:
- Information about the current position of the selector lever for the gear or the gear ratio - Information about the state of the parking brake, Information about topography, road conditions and environmental conditions - e.g. B. from navigation systems or information channels,
- Information from sources close to the road such as B. information signals from traffic lights or parking areas, information about the distance traveled and the vehicle speed and status information about the steering of the motor vehicle
- the situation detection 20 can also determine the driver type and / or the load - road gradient and / or loading
- the situation detection 20 can generally be supplied with all signals which are suitable for characterizing the current operating situation of the motor vehicle.
- the described and possibly further input signals are evaluated in the situation detection 20 and converted into characteristic quantities which characterize the current operating situation of the motor vehicle and which can be processed by the fuzzy logic 21.
- the output variables of the situation detection 20 can, for example, characterize the following operating situations: driving on a motorway,
- Stopping processes - at traffic lights, in stop-and-go traffic, at a traffic jam end, at an intersection or at a construction site,
- the fuzzy logic 21 specifies a waiting time after which the internal combustion engine 1 is switched off if there is still no drive torque request or braking torque request for the internal combustion engine 1 by then.
- the fuzzy logic 21 can also process information about the current load and the driver type directly.
- fuzzy rules for the fuzzy logic 21 which enable different waiting times to be assigned to recognized operating situations - referred to simply as situations within the fuzzy rules.
- a possible assignment of the fuzzy parameters with regard to the waiting time - zero, very short, short, long and very long - to real time intervals can be seen from FIG. 3.
- Rule 1 If a stop of the motor vehicle is recognized, the internal combustion engine should be switched off as soon as possible. Stopping of the motor vehicle can also be detected, for example, via a signal emitted by a traffic light in red phases or by means of a traffic jam message via an information channel.
- Rule 2 If neither a driving torque nor a braking torque is requested by the driver on a freeway, this is interpreted as driving onto slower road users up to standing traffic in a traffic jam situation. The internal combustion engine should then be switched off after a very short time.
- Rule 3 If neither a driving torque nor a braking torque is requested from the driver on a country road, this is interpreted in the same way as driving on a freeway as driving onto slower road users up to stationary traffic in a traffic jam situation. The internal combustion engine should then also be switched off after a short time. In order to do justice to the conditions of a country road, the waiting time should be increased compared to driving on the motorway.
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